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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1902
Page
6
Advert reads that itching skin diseases like eczema or salt rheum come from impure blood and cannot be cured by surface treatments. It promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier that will purify the blood and eradicate skin eruptions.
A collage of ads and anecdotes notes Dr. Kline's nerve remedy claims a cure after one day. It then profiles Albert Audet a cultured burglar with eight suits and a Montreal degree. Other items warn of vanity in dress and comment on insincerity and amateurism.
A survey of desert plant water storage methods mentions eucalyptus and roots used by natives. It covers new barium properties, a tiller steering device for twin screw ships, Darwin and Kropotkin on evolution, a new hand friendly typewriter keyboard, and dentoalveolar anesthesia via high frequency currents. The article also notes a Belgian prize for match paste, Mont Pelee eruption observations, and a cougar’s hunting method linked to a elk encounter.
A refined party of ladies and gentlemen, detained by a storm, dines at a Virginia backwoodsman’s hut. An awkward knife shortage sparks a commanding demand to fetch more cutlery as the hostess tries to maintain aristocratic decorum.
Heavy snowstorms and a severe frost kill silk worms and ruin peasants in Pieve Di Cadore in northeastern Italy. The report notes widespread agricultural damage and economic hardship among locals.
A Pensacola letter from Captain O Bertoletto of the Italian barque Lincelles praises Peruna for curing his chronic stomach catarrh after doctors offered no relief. The piece then covers Judge Andrew Ellison’s last act denying a divorce, urging reconciliation and the home as a duty to children. It closes with reflections on self restraint, immigrant labor, and Japan’s World’s Fair exhibit funding.
A Chicago University lecture on Rents and Interest defends wealthy heirs who live on interest rather than labor. It argues spendthrift heirs support business and employment, while condemning monopolists and misers, noting their impact on the community remains indirect yet real.
Hindoo myth recounts Twashtri using lunar roundness, serpents, plants, winds, and many natural contrasts to form woman. The tale concludes with a witty remark on the ease of breaking a promise versus cracking a boarding house pastry crust.
A collage of statements ranges from a warning about cannon fire to the Yucatan governor denying war, a boast by Jane Toppan who seeks infamy, a buzz of British political moves, and comments on gold-brick buyers affecting manufacturers.
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